Salamangreat Blaze Dragon →Used Deck

Salaman's X monster following "Salamangreat Miragestallio", this time rank 4.
It's the same two-body free material as over there, and it also incorporates reincarnation elements that were not found in the Stario.
However, unfortunately, despite its ability to reach its maximum power after using 2 EX slots, it is a card that can only be said to be a general purpose rank 4X or lower monster even if it goes that far.
Both effects that can be used without being reincarnated and effects that cannot be used without being reincarnated are quite subtle compared to general-purpose rank 4X people, and unlike Stario, it doesn't even have a useful effect that designates Salaman, so it's originally a level. It is almost useless for Salaman, who is not so good at lining up 4 monsters.
Of course, it is difficult to use as a general-purpose rank 4X, and unlike the Stario, it is undeniable that the looseness of the material specification is simply the price of its own performance.
It's a monster that makes me want to say, rather than making a sad card that's easy to put out but can't be used by anyone, it's fine to use a tightly bound card that can't be used outside of a dedicated deck, so make it a card with a proper effect.

A little neck-twisting effect from a blessed illustration.
When X materials are used up, he can X summon a Salamangreat X monster on top of this card, and when X summoning a card with the same name as material, destroy 1 opponent's monster. have.
As long as it exists in the field, it is only 2300 RBI with destruction resistance, and its influence is not very high. , Reincarnation Xyz summoning becomes possible when the X material runs out, but the only way to peel off the X material is to use destruction resistance. Of course, it is very weak against bounces and exclusions, and in the worst case, it may end up giving up the field without even being able to perform a reincarnation Xyz Summon.
And even if you can reincarnate Xyz Summon, you can only destroy one monster. Although it has already been mentioned, 《Light Dragon @Ignister》, which will appear next time, can handle effect destruction resistance and removal in one hand. When the information came out, I wondered if he was going to Xyz ahead of Mathmech's two, but now that D'Alembertian has appeared, it's even more...

In the first place, his level 4 in Salamangreat doesn't stand out that much... It's better to assemble with pure parts, and even if he has traveling parts, he's an SR that makes 3 Xyz... His ATK isn't that high either...

Finally, he is a Salamangreat who has mastered the tactic of Reincarnation X.
The effect of (2) corresponds to that, but it can't be used when there are no materials, and it's limited to the Battle Phase, so its usability is quite subtle.
Due to its nature, at least 2 cards are required for EX, so I think Salamangreat, who is strict about EX, will hesitate to adopt this card.
To add to the blow, in the next pack, X's @Ignister, which can also destroy non-targeted monsters and also has resistance to destruction, will be stepped on and kicked. I am unsure of my future.

Finally, Xyz can also be reincarnated, but the condition is that all the materials are out of order, and it is troublesome as it is limited to the battle phase.
While having the other party steadily peel off the material... I don't think he can be reincarnated at all, so he wants to revive him from GY.
However, what can be obtained with all the effort and extra pressure so far is only single unit destruction that does not target.
Reincarnation in the battle phase has the advantage of being able to follow up, but it doesn't mesh with the effect you get from reincarnation.
The status and effects are quite similar to "Light Dragon @Ignister", and over there you can use the removal effect without going through any troublesome procedures.
Although it's a general-purpose card, it's a bit difficult to use, and if you use it to its full removal effect, it'll put pressure on your extra slot.
The effect of stacking Xyz doesn't have to have the same name, so if a very strong reincarnation Xyz comes, it's possible that the evaluation will change.

There are no restrictions and the effect is a general-purpose one that can be operated regardless of Salamangreat as long as you have multiple yourself or Mirage.
Reincarnation X summon when there is no material for destruction resistance? Not bad with untargeted destruction.
It's not bad, but if you look at Rank 4 as a whole, it's a mediocre impression. As already said, specs at the end of the 8th term.
To get rid of materials by itself, you need to use the 1st effect, but waiting for the opponent's action is out of the question now that it's hard to actively remove it and there are plenty of removals other than destruction. It's only available at BP, and I feel it's slow.
Even though it doesn't target, just destroying one body isn't really worth the EX frame. RBI is also subtle as he is below Monarch.
With Salamangreat, it's easy to revive at will, so it's easy to make it a link material and then revive it to lose the material. However, I think that this is also going to do such a roundabout thing. If it's removal, Pyro is fine.
Salamangreat has a tight EX frame due to its characteristics, and there are many other useful general-purpose items. Poor performance overall.
It seems to have a high combo, so maybe it has potential in the future?

For some reason, his new Salamangreat Xyz Monster that appeared at general-purpose rank 4. It has a performance that would be unthinkable in the early days of Xyz, such as being resistant to two battles and effect destruction. However, this effect is similar to that of 101 from almost 6 years ago, and what can be done by reincarnation is quite subtle, like destroying untargeted monsters. After all, recently discovered 《Light Dragon @Ignister》possesses that ability by default. If you're aiming to reincarnate, it's better to revive and use the 2nd effect without Xyz materials. Depending on the situation, the Mirage Stalio can also be stacked, but it will be slow in the main 2 deployment. To be honest, it's difficult to adopt in Salamangreat, where even Pyro Phoenix has appeared and extras are becoming a fierce battlefield. It would have been better if the material was tied up and made stronger, so why was it released as a general-purpose one?

X There are no restrictions on the materials, and neither the effects nor the main Deck's "Salamangreat" are specified, so specs that can be used on business trips
① is the effect of "putting up", and if you endure the opponent's destruction, you will get angry and lead to the effect of ②.
② is an effect of getting angry and rampaging, and the condition that there is no X material is troublesome
[Can be activated during your own/opponent's Battle Phase] is a Triggered Instant Effect, in other words, "Hit your opponent with this card that has no X Materials", then use this effect to Xyz and hit him again, allowing you to attack continuously. It has a low hit point of 2300, but if it hits twice, it will do more than 4000 damage.
In terms of romance, it's interesting to use Oni-Gami Combo to draw X materials and attack twice.
3 is a little weak as it destroys 1 opponent's card when you reincarnate X, but if you only want to remove the opponent's card, there are also "Castel" and "101". However, due to 2), during the Battle Phase, it can be removed even during the opponent's turn. 　　
To get rid of the X material, first drop this card into GY as a link material, or use other card support.
[In addition to the removal effect of (3), I would like to use it with a view to making full use of the flexible part of Xyz (2). ]